MBA/PGDM

As per my consideration, you can do MBA in finance management. Because this field concern with finances and how to manage it and plus you are a mechanical engineer so you have good knowledge of numerical and maths. It is daily life applicable course which will also help you in your daily curriculum activities. You will also get boosted in your career after pursuing MBA in finance management.

Logistics is a very practical and career boosting field. So, you can pursue your PGDM in logistics from CII (CONFEDERATION OF INDIAN INDUSTRIES) which is the governing body of logistics field. Or, you can also pursue PGDM from UPES, NMIM, ILAM, IIM.

Some of the top colleges for MBA courses are in the US, however they are expensive. MBA courses from the IIMs in India are highly coveted, and there are many other business schools from India which offer A-grade MBA courses like XLRI, IIFT, ISB, etc. You could also try pursuing an MBA from Australia or Canada which have top business schools in the world. The choice is yours. Good luck!

Hi. Please go through this link https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/colleges-accepting-cat-scores-range-70-to-80-percentile-blogId-11956?. _e_pi_=7, PAGE_ID10,3377595992
Best of luck.

The cutoff for CAT is 85-90 percentile. There is no sectional cutoff.

Are you looking for distance course?

Supriya when you are planning for distance MBA there are certain things which you should consider.
1. College brand
2. Certificate
3. Benefits
4. Exam flexibility

Hi,
In your UG, the required percentage is minimum 60% and in the entrance exam, it depends upon the exam.
All the best.

Hi Srilagna,
Yes, Welingkar is approved by AICTE, NAAC, UGC certified and the best thing they offer distance MBA which is approved by UGC DEB. I have a few friends who are doing online management program from WE School.